One of the most significant hazards for motorcyclists is simply not being seen by other road users. According to Transport for London, around 60% of motorcyclists killed or seriously injured in London were riding 125cc or lower machines, where visibility…
Transporting dangerous goods requires specialist knowledge and skills, which is why ADR driver training is mandatory for those carrying hazardous materials by road in the UK. This comprehensive training ensures drivers can handle everything from flammable liquids to radioactive materials…
Whether you’re operating a basic dual braking system motorcycle or one equipped with an advanced anti-lock braking system, mastering your machine’s stopping capabilities could save your life. Understanding Modern Motorcycle Brake Systems Today’s motorcycles typically feature a dual braking system,…
Training drivers to transport dangerous goods safely is one of the most demanding areas of professional driver development. As someone who has trained hundreds of drivers for their ADR certification over the years, I’ve observed several persistent challenges that both…
For small businesses entering the dangerous goods transport sector, navigating ADR compliance can feel like learning a new language while juggling flaming torches. There are several common hurdles that consistently challenge smaller operators. Understanding these challenges is the first step…
Roundabouts present unique challenges for motorcycles. Due to our smaller profile, other road users may fail to notice us, particularly at multi-lane roundabouts where vehicles are changing lanes. This means we need to take extra precautions to make ourselves visible…
Riding at night presents unique challenges, but with proper preparation and technique, it can be both safe and enjoyable. The most critical aspect of night riding is visibility – both your ability to see and be seen by others. It’s…